Adjustable Camber Bolts - Toyota Yaris Forums

03Z33 · 11-03-2011, 01:36 PM

Those ground control plates are junk from my experience.

I used the EurosportAcc camber plates on my old MKIII VW, it requires you to shave down the "hump" and bolt on the camber plate. Benefits are:

1. You can stack shims under the plates to increase suspension travel on very low cars
2. You can mount the plate at an angle to also allow caster change.
3. Upper strut bearing is oversized to fit larger race shocks (I ran koni race inserts)

They also make similar ones for the Focus which may fit the Yaris better. I remember looking into it at the time but really had no need for these since I was getting over -3.0 deg negative camber just by using the adjustable camber bolts and being set up pretty low. That was plenty for the R-compound tires I was running like RA1's and 555's.

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11-03-2011, 01:36 PM	#13
03Z33 View User's Garage Drives: TCR10 Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: SoCal Posts: 1,132	Those ground control plates are junk from my experience. I used the EurosportAcc camber plates on my old MKIII VW, it requires you to shave down the "hump" and bolt on the camber plate. Benefits are: 1. You can stack shims under the plates to increase suspension travel on very low cars 2. You can mount the plate at an angle to also allow caster change. 3. Upper strut bearing is oversized to fit larger race shocks (I ran koni race inserts) They also make similar ones for the Focus which may fit the Yaris better. I remember looking into it at the time but really had no need for these since I was getting over -3.0 deg negative camber just by using the adjustable camber bolts and being set up pretty low. That was plenty for the R-compound tires I was running like RA1's and 555's.